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Just add another IF test:
For a return of blank: =IF(ISNA(A1),"",IF(........... For a return of 0: =IF(ISNA(A1),0,IF(........... -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Julie" wrote in message ... What if A1 is #N/A and you want it to kick back "" blank or 0? "Teethless mama" wrote: =IF(A1<100,Q1,IF(A1<200,Q2,IF(A1<300,Q3,IF(A1<400, Q4,"another number")))) Adjust to suit "Multiple If, Then statements" wrote: I need a formula that says: If A1 is between $x and $x, then Q1, or if A1 is between $x and $x, then Q2, or if A1 is between $x and $x, then Q3, or if A1 is between $x and $x then Q4. I've tried a bunch but they don't seem to work!! |
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